Anti-War March in Berlin
A protest against Vladimir Putin’s aggressive war in Ukraine and political repressions in Russia
press release
On November 17, an anti-war march will be held in Berlin, organized by Vladimir Kara-Murza, Yulia Navalnaya, and Ilya Yashin. The march aims to unite everyone who stands against Vladimir Putin’s aggressive war in Ukraine and political repressions in Russia.
Recently released political prisoners Oleg Orlov, Kevin Lick, and Andrey Pivovarov, freed from a recent prisoner exchange, are expected to participate in the march. Political scientist Ekaterina Schulmann, Vladi from the band “Kasta,” priest Andrei Kordochkin, and writer Ivan Filippov will join them.
The march participants demand:
- The immediate withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukrainian territory.
- The removal of Vladimir Putin from presidential office and his prosecution as a war criminal.
- The release of all political prisoners of the Putin regime.
The march will begin at 14:00 at Henriette-Herz-Park (near Potsdamer Platz). Participants will march along Niederkirchnerstraße and Friedrichstraße, concluding the event at Unter den Linden opposite the Russian Embassy.
Event Information:
Date: November 17, Sunday
Gathering Point: Henriette-Herz-Park
Participant gathering from 13:00, march begins at 14:00
Media Accreditation:
Media representatives covering the event are recommended to obtain accreditation. Please fill out the form provided.
Contact:
Irina Babloyan (Russian, English) – [email protected]